The storied founder of Southwest Airlines, Herb Kelleher, was once asked if he had a strategy for the future of his company. “Yes, we have a strategy, it’s called doing things,” he replied. As the Irish Department of Transport continues to review aviation 10 years after its 2015 National Aviation Policy, Kelleher’s view is worth considering.  In 2019, a progress report on the 2015 policy was released. It reviewed no fewer than 73 actions outlined in the first report. To me, it reads like a gardener focused on the day’s work – pruning, fertilising, deadheading. All of these things are…

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